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ArcheAge Chronicles map and regions

ArcheAge Chronicles launches with three regions in Auroria. Steam and the news release describe 60-plus zones and more than 1,000 exploration points. I will not invent a square-kilometer size.

Sunset over a lotus pond and a multi-tier stone temple with a gold spire

The three regions

The October demo opened only a slice of Diamond Shores. Early Access opens most of that region and adds the other two. RaidDex’s main-quest split is 185 steps in Diamond Shores, 90 in Gylden Ruins, 91 in Astron Plains, and 2 in a place they call Whalesong Shores. That last name is a database label, not a fourth launch region on the store page. I keep it in the table while preserving a discrepancy: the listed regional rows sum to 368, whereas its headline says 366.

Regions named on the store and in RaidDex’s quest split
RegionWhat is publishedLevel rangeDungeon / bossCoilstone countStatus
Diamond ShoresDemo slice, then most of the region in Early AccessThrone of Hinnon / Helkum (RaidDex)Regions: official; instance: 1 source; range/count unpublished
Gylden RuinsLaunch regionOfficial region; other fields unpublished
Astron PlainsLaunch regionOfficial region; other fields unpublished
Whalesong Shores2 main-quest steps in RaidDex1 source · database label; other fields unpublished

Size, ocean, and why there is no interactive map

“How big is the map?” has a published answer only in ratios: three regions, 60-plus zones, and a world described as about twenty times the demo. Ocean travel is part of the pitch. A kilometer figure is not. Interactive maps already exist on other sites; this page stays a table because those coordinate sets are someone else’s data.

A plank bridge over a marsh, twisted trees, and a ruined tower in fog

Questions people ask

How many regions are in ArcheAge Chronicles?

Three launch regions: Diamond Shores, Gylden Ruins, and Astron Plains.

How big is the map?

60-plus zones and 1,000-plus exploration points. No official area in kilometers is published.

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